Learning Target(s): Students will be able to...

1. describe the elements of drama as evidenced by notes and discussion.
2. summarize and analyze text as evidenced by completing reading logs.
3. understand and summarize Shakespeare's life by completing a KWL, discussion and notes .

Essential Questions:

1. What are the elements of drama?
2. Who is William Shakespeare?

‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍Due Today:

• Bring Text Book to Class!
• Silent Reading Book- Ms. C will be checking and recording the title while you are silently reading.

1. Due Fri 10/19: Key Terms for Julius Caesar (p. 3-5 in Julius Caesar Study Guide)
2. Due Fri 10/19: Summarize #1 p. 6 Julius Caesar Study Guide save for Friday, don't do for homework!

1. Learning Log
   1. Copy learning target and homework.
2. Silent Reading
   

   Sustained Silent Reading Expectations.docx
   

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   1. Use your silent reading book to SILENTLY read.
   2. Reading Log
      

      Reading Log.docx
      

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3. Elements of Drama Cornell Notes
   

   ElementsofDrama.ppt
   

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   1. Finish Cornell Notes
   2. Write a summary at the end of your notes.
4. Key Terms for Julius Caesar- Partners
   1. Use your Elements of Drama Cornell Notes, your textbook, and/or a dictionary to define the terms on p. 3-5
5. Shakespeare's Life and the Theatre
   1. KWL Chart: Shakespeare and the Theatre
   2. Video Cornell notes.
6. Summarize Julius Caesar Study Guide p. 6
   1. #1) "William Shakespeare's Life" by Robert Anderson p. 741-744
   2. 10 bullet points of facts about Shakespeare
7. Shakespeare's Life and the Theatre
   1. KWL Chart: Shakespeare and the Theatre
   2. Video Cornell notes.